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Telex posted:Yeah, not so much. Try running SABnzbd.py via python. Eg su - sabuser -c "/path/to/python /home/sabuser/SABnzbd-0.6.0/SABnzbd.py -d -f /home/sabuser/sabnzbd_config/sabnzbd.ini"
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Telex posted:yeah the problem is that on a FreeNAS, at least the way my ignorant self set it up perhaps, it reads the #/usr/bin/python at the head of SABnzbd.py and goes from there. Python can't be found, not the file in question. If you're trying to make it execute python using a shebang you have it formatted wrong. Should be #!/usr/bin/python Just a hashmark by itself is interpreted as a comment Using the shebang or explicitly calling python from the command line are equally valid approaches and should both work fine.
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The Modern Leper posted:This is almost certainly a network question more than a Usenet question, but I'm hoping that there's an easy and obvious solution. You need to enable QoS (traffic shaping) if your router supports it. This will allow you to prioritize other stuff over "bulk" traffic Don't know if your router supports it out of the box but you could if you installed a custom firmware like DD-WRT (assuming it's compatible with your model)
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May 28, 2011 18:30
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Grayham posted:Sick Beard question: Yes, that is what the "low quality" identifier is for By default if you set the quality setting to HD it will only download that rather than try SD first. You can set a custom "initial" and then "archive" quality setting that will do SD -> HD
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simonmoon posted:Is this stupid? What group would you suggest I use? Yes. Use an actual backup provider, there are several. I just signed up with backblaze
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